How to Make Kids LOVE Jiu-Jitsu | Twinjitsu Episode 18 Feat. TJ Weninger
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How to Make Kids LOVE Jiu-Jitsu | Twinjitsu Episode 18 Feat. TJ Weninger
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TJ Weninger joins us for Episode 18 of the Twinjitsu Podcast to talk about the art of coaching kids Jiu-Jitsu. TJ started grappling as a kid, wrestled through high school, began Jiu-Jitsu at 12, and recently earned his black belt.
Today, much of his work is focused on building better kids programs and finding smarter ways to help young athletes actually enjoy learning Jiu-Jitsu. We get into game-based training, the ecological approach, constraints-led games, traditional drilling, coaching different age groups, competition, burnout, keeping kids motivated, and why coaches shouldn't be afraid to experiment.
TJ also explains why he believes coaches should praise effort and consistency instead of talent and medals, how kids can help create the language used in class, and why sometimes the best thing a coach can do is simply make kids love being on the mats. We also talk about TJ's own competitive journey, earning his black belt, balancing coaching with training, creating Jiu-Jitsu content, and the lessons he's learned after years of working with young athletes.